Wide Art Deco Diamond Band Ring in 14K White Gold, c. 1930s
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This wonderfully composed Art Deco band-style ring wears its era with confidence: geometric, diamond-forward, and built to be noticed from every angle. The wide, low-profile mounting runs a continuous field of diamonds across the face, giving it the presence of a cocktail piece with the intention of an engagement ring.
The three principal stones tell an interesting story: a modern round brilliant center is flanked by an old European cut and another round brilliant — a subtle mix of cuts that suggests the ring may have seen a stone replacement at some point in its life, though the overall composition reads cohesively. The three main diamonds weigh approximately 0.50 carat, with the surrounding stones bringing the total diamond weight to roughly 0.79 ct.
The mounting itself is the real character here: an open, pierced gallery with baguette accents, milgrain detailing, and an octagonal bezel framing the center stone — all hallmarks of the Deco craftsman's love of structured elegance.
The Details
- Period
- Art Deco (1920–1935)
- Metal
- 14k Gold, White Gold
- Main Stone(s)
- 1 Round Brilliant Diamond (approx. 0.31 carat, 4.44 x 2.57 mm)
- Accent Stone(s)
- 18 Single, Round, European, and Baguette Cut Diamonds (approx. 0.48 carat total)
- Width
- 7.6 mm / 0.3 in.
- Weight
- 3.8 g / 0.13 oz
- Ring Size
- 5.5This ring can be sized. The first sizing is free (within two sizes) and adds up to two weeks to shipping time. Sized rings are final sale. More about sizing
The Scale
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Wearing it with care
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- We encourage you to have your jewelry checked and cleaned by us or another trusted jeweler every six months.
- You should remove your rings before swimming or performing any household cleaning, as harsh chemicals can interact with precious metals and permanently damage some stones.
- Generally, we suggest that you do not wear your jewelry to the gym, in the shower, at the pool, or while sleeping.
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